Louis Badolato
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Here it is in situ together with the Scottish Division set with the Officer:I picked up GW8 “The Scottish Division Lewis Gun Section”:
Some really nice acquisitions Louis. I assume Essex Regiment is a small British maker.
Brad,
Actually, its the brand name of figures made by Alan Kelsey, an American maker from Florida who, sadly, recently passed away. His glossy figures go very well with Trophy or later K&C Glossy.
How are you doing, healthwise?
Louis
They are very nice figures Louis. Too bad he passed away.
Healthwise, I’m doing well. I was lucky I was in the hospital when I was when Covid cases were stable here. Now they’re going up.
Hope you and Meredith and the kids are doing well.
Brad
Brad,
Glad to hear you are well. My back comes and goes, but other than that we are all fine. The Covid vaccine can't come soon enough, as far as I'm concerned. I'm tired of worrying about all my friends and loved ones.
Louis
I managed to pick up this Essex Regiment Renault FT17 which will be displayed next to the Heco Tinplate Models FT17 on my Trophy WWI diorama:
Trophy never made a WWI German Field Artillery Set, so I bought some castings, and asked our good (and incredibly talented) friend John O'Brien (Obee) to paint it in the Trophy Glossy style. It arrived today, and I could not be more pleased. Here it is on my Trophy (and other glossy) WWI display:
Trophy never made a WWI German Field Artillery Set, so I bought some castings, and asked our good (and incredibly talented) friend John O'Brien (Obee) to paint it in the Trophy Glossy style. It arrived today, and I could not be more pleased. Here it is on my Trophy (and other glossy) WWI display:
glad to see you picked a few up. I always heard there were not more than 12 of each made which justifies the price.after a long search, i finally managed to obtain 2 of the trophy wwi ottoman turkish lancers:
If you want to sell yours, just PM me your price, and I will arrange immediate payment.glad to see you picked a few up. I always heard there were not more than 12 of each made which justifies the price.
Heck it even has me considering to sell mine
I just picked up another one of these with a $99 buy-it-now off eBay!Thanks to the kindness of Martyn, who saw a set I didn't even know existed, and bought it then offered it to me, I will be adding set EQ-64, "Cooks and Supplies" to my Trophy WWI Collection! Here are some photos that Martyn sent me of the set, an add on set to the Field Kitchen on the March set: